Sita Falls
सीता जलप्रपात
A forest waterfall a few kilometres east of Jonha Falls, cascading in tiers for about 85 metres, said to be where Sita once bathed.
Sita Falls lies a few kilometres east of Jonha Falls. Water flows down a stepped rock face in tiers, with a total drop of about 85 metres, surrounded by dense forest. Local legend says that Rama and Sita stopped here during their exile, and a small shrine stands beside the falls. About 200-plus steps lead down to the bottom, where the place is quiet and unspoilt. It is usually visited on the same day as Jonha and Hundru Falls, and the water flow is best during the monsoon.
Opening hours
About 08:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Jonha Falls
- Hundru Falls
- Sun Temple, Bundu
- Bhagwan Birsa Biological Park
- Dassam Falls
- Chhinnamasta Temple, Rajrappa
- Tagore Hill
- Tribal Research Institute Museum